Deposit in shared tenancy - Page 2

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03-08-2010, 09:53 PM

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Originally Posted by wagwan2005gh

Thank you,

If she disagrees and goes to court will it be all three of us that have to go?

The landlord could sue any or all of you - the LL has the right NOT to sue S if she doesn't want to, but hopefully you will be working with her so she will be willing to pursue S.

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